Sentence examples for a strange notion from inspiring English sources

It may seem a strange notion, but there is something in it.

It's a strange notion, the idea that a pitcher is credited with negative runs.

Have you ever done something for 27 years?" It's a strange notion, especially in a work mired in layers of references but with little potent to reveal.

A strange notion, but one that has more solid economic underpinnings than many of those desperate give-it-away dot-coms.

A strange notion that a festival sponsored by the Telegraph might hold out its hand to liberals and set its face against writers perceived to be too conservative.

It may seem a strange notion that choreographers would seek the opinions of nonexperts, but as Ms. Lacey said, she has had enough from people who know a lot about dance.

The young boy in the photograph is Blackmon's nephew, and she writes that the image and title are a play on "the strange notion that [sports drinks] can give you 'power.' " "Powerade" (2005) is from Julie Blackmon's series Domestic Vacations, which she describes as "a fantastical look at everyday family life".

The young boy in the photograph is Blackmon's nephew, and she writes that the image and title are a play on "the strange notion that [sports drinks] can give you 'power.' " This week's fiction story, "La Vita Nuova," by Allegra Goodman, had me researching images of children.

And the strange notion of a national ban on smoking?

Vente-Privée, a firm founded on the strange notion that French women might like fashionable clothes at deep discounts, has been paid this compliment more than most.

Then there's the strange notion of bombing countries into a sense of responsibility.